May 31, 2018
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#CardiologyRotations #Hge2 #HappyThursday #Medstudents #EstudiHambres #Ecocardiogram
ecocardiogram replied to your post “i’m too terrified to leave my room because there’s a gigantic half...”
Is he in yoga pants? Cause if he is, it may be the kid who was running around my hall earlier...
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Acute myocardial infarction.
Two-chamber T2W STIR image (A) in a 34-year-old male with acute chest pain, elevated cardiac enzymes, and ST segment elevation, shows high signal in the mid and apical anterior segments of the left ventricle (arrows) consistent with myocardial edema.
Two-chamber phase-sensitive inversion-recovery (PSIR) image (B) in the same patient shows subendocardial scar in the mid and apical anterior segments (arrows). Note that the scarred area is less than the edematous area and this difference is the "area at risk/salvageable myocardium"